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write. J. G. PNOT4, Pritisli. Appli-
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y 'short space of time they eats, an' sixes', an,, (ower_ your horse, WI .. Mki "No
rdale. Sheeted and, wrapped from were atchin,'g dt lira sarin a -long' lad, art; he got boom, a 'short head." ilk errand?" ' , . ape . ..
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A furlong 'had, been traversed be- neck to. tail, he. turned his inqu 1 -, ing, the London, le. I Again the hesi,Ution.. . - I IS 'I F.�.h* .* .. -f;!) - &�-�...�
road . It was Brian's turn t�o, smil ,.w ,
da visitors, and gave no Brian had just tinw to exchange . ...."'.. .1 W
fore the field found its stride and eyes upon. I ' : 1, . �� I I I 1.� �L',' ' 4 "I-,'I�,t��?"Z'11'8 11! ti
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here Greenpol was out Ion his own, indication of elation, till Colter cane , wopd with the girl. At,
tor," he said, "Ibecause it makes what right to ask me,"' said Horace. � I , .. 11 .1 :5 I& 11
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leading by -half a dozen lengths. up to him to fondle, his neck. Then "'I'm 'sorry we've got to leave, so ''I've got (to say -much easleir. You "I have no right by cdixv,enti;an,7I I .; . ..:... .; �, I , �11, `
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tle slowly, ,.but he had, coline through ct� .,:w;i(+ing his tall, twice, usually a about 'Greenpol, and 'so glad tbaf we a moral right -
,Grey Timothy had got, away a, lit - Grey Timothy unbent to the extort isud&ndy," she said "and I'm so sorry will halve -read- in the papers tha*� said Brian, "but I hi .�
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terrific one, and at the, end' c --r 'the SLAUte n.thod of greeting. . "That is'all right' he said-, "the IThe doctor nodded. I . _ 4 7- ,
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second furlong ,he was lying third, 'Fhdr ,ewift car carried them ba�k only thing I want to ask you Is-: - AWell,,, BT ,g 14,v "..""'.i"
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galloping very sinloot1lily. Ra)f-WAY to th'e tiainer's •est,phlishment, and will you marry me?',$ e 8 ua on will em 111; .!,,
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died !because he had sheen, bitten by other, "Finlaw asked. me to, do hi)ai, .While smaller pro.,ducers are prop4p, �!'*
ho -me, he was second., and was far when The party had! peen disposed cf (she had said nothing, He had as- tsetse flies." I a turn -.--he was, superstitious and, Ing to,take #dvant� , 4e of an imp"'-' ." "
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enough ahead of this field to cross and went to, tea and, rest after their sisteol her into the car and had ex., The old manrs eyes suddenly light- . told me to empty the box to. bring ed domestic market, which now,:ft . --6ed 1 11%1�41�;
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over. Now left and right of hint exciting day..' ,the three TaenBrian, cliAnged conventional farewells wit'll ed him. luck: I'll ,swear I knew nothing OT tho 'pressure of large, individ'ual ...
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the colors of Lord Winterinere, anti way to the box whie'll. had held T'ims- a dream, She was kihlf-*ay to Lon- ' . . , , I
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the powerful Crulumus, and, at their othy.and-his ill-fated. companion. -don before she began.- to wake from "My friend here, Dr. Ernest 'rant," ,,That I believe said Brian gent- .�*rmtf,; I
."the old 'man favored the other with ly, He 9 -Poke to the otlier as though Oibtario'hone,y is now handled .*"",? � '
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heels, I{inniington, the winner of the Before they exalvined the interior, her trance into which his staggering a courtly nod----4'has the ,beast with he were a ,child. "I axa. willing and, through 4 conimercial sales. promo� - , .", I- �
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-oposal had stunned her. him. happy to bolieve that." wl tion trepreserrtatuve, and is 'bowed , I .,�',
Lincolnshire Handicap of that year, the -doctor ,beckoned, -a sts36140 lad. pi , .•
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and T,mmorine. Four furlong's they "Have you a ,birch broom?" he Then as she realized the imhmensjry E-rTle'st pr6draced his box and hand- "I ,xas in a bole," Elorace went on. and sold- under the indus, ry s OTT �. '_" ''
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ran in this order, then: ; I asked, and thej man brought him one. of the occurrence she felt unaccount- ed it over to the old man, who open- "I'm absolutely ruined-, Pallard. I've -brand and trademark. In 'this way :, , 1
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AANty-God," whispered Colter, "what "Do you mind miy damaging your wbly annoyed. A woman is some-, ed it.. 'H,e paked the contents with a ,been speculating --quite .a, business itis identity is retain' ed thiroug-b to -, � � I, I :
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caper? •• Property?" asked Ernest. thing of a - ritualist in love-mak-ing. knitting .needle -which la -.v an,ongst speculation, donft-T,ou know, notliffig the consumer and every advantag. - �'
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The horse was Irolling like a ship I'G�) ahead," said Colter. -it was so like the miscellaneous rubbish on the of a gami'aling character -and, . 49yuy B I...
in a'storm, left and right he swerved 'With a knife the docter cut the Brian. k . table. . ---and Pinlow talowof the powerful ritishl - I
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and the field behind, quick' to' scent, ',and which fastened the Ion-g.twig.i That individual watched the. car "No doot," he said, "yans glossina he liasn't, Pallardi", A sob of self- • I . � ' ' ".,'�!,'-, 1,
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trolible, opened out to gbvfe him roonl. to the broom handle. He' se-lected until it was out of sight, then stood morsitaneiv he tt ,
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Then suddenly the horse stumbled twenty or thirty of the longest and watching the little hill over the crest gain. '-'W,h.eer did ye get , es Ne I,
awl went down with a thud. • tied them together in the form of a of'which it had disappeared. York City by Water. I . �.`
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In g flash the Test of the field had familiar instrunient of pumshment: . "What made young Callander ill?" the horse had died mysteriowly." knew nothing, about it." The Orntario Marketing.. Board ire- I �,
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passed, leaving only a quivering Arried with this he - stepped into he asked, the "tor; "has he, v f port's that 2,,04DD buthels of Ontario .. . �� I �
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heap on the ground, and o little way the stable, and began a.'eamfulsparch. week heart?", . . rutabagas are being ghipped,by'wa- ' ....� I
the old man!, -and chuckled. And he Pinlow's superstition, and, Brian lis- :*,P�",-"%
from it a motionless figureAli the At his request, the .others re6mined ETrest shook his head,. began to tel . I •them of the fatal ef - teiie*d" with a sense of relief. , After ter from Oshawa to New York im- % ' !!"I ..
black and white stripes. A roar of in the doorway looking on in won - "I ,should think not -it looked to feet of the fly's bite. As he warmed all this was the brother of Gladys, mediately. This, it might be stpited, , '... -_,,,rll
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excitement Tom from the crowded "der. They saw him scrutinizing the me, like-----!' He hesitated. to his subject his queer drop- and :f is the first occasion upon which On ' :,T ... P
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stands. ' place, inch by" inch. First the clean- A"Funk?" suggested Briam- ped -away from him -.only now and tingly so, it would have been awl, 111
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Timothy' -swerved away to the left, ,. For a time nothing happened, then "Do you think he had) anything to '"You came to me to verify the ace had finished his confession. Brian L . ,
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I he -raised his . and do with the matter?" identity of yon?" he, asked. "W)el', patted his shoulder enc6uraging .. Definite„ Market is Quality is. � 'K,
side and headed Oulumus. 'broughi it down upon the wall. He "I d,o-4 was wateking bini'mbs" 0y . , ....
. ent- theer's no doubt about it--comie with '�You seem to have been a rnu6-- . : . . I.,
In a flush the boy on Grey Timothy took a match box from' his pocket, m4nd,edly whilst you were talking to me.,,. RigLtt. . I . . ".
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straightened hiffn � victim,'" said; "61itviouslY you are � According- to Garnet Duncan, On
than 'a hundred yards from the win- stooped and picked up something and the tsetse seemed, to strike him all When he opened, the door the heat you want from Pinlow?" . only two. car 1_1
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Hing Then he of «a 'heap. men, ir, ,"Two thousand,�, said Horace wilt- loads of calves have, been exported to . °>: - _,
ming -post, and the grey was a length placed it -in, the empty -box. . of the. room snjote thIi two , . st- . ,�
behind. resumed his search, and the onlo6k- " "I wonder if he knows. By Jove, the"face. 'It 'was, almost bare, Buffalo, during the' past month. Mr.
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voice. self to the side ... a the stable in which. you'remember he was awfully con- gym, and a plain table in the centre. you," said Brian and,' silenced t c e numbe - - _'
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Up went the jockey's whip on the Greenpol had been. housed. fusedi about somethinLat? Gh, yes. On the shelves were a nut--riber of wild. providing the quality is right. 4ittlp . I - ' " ...
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then the lad sat down to ride with Down came the switch again-, and it. I'll take six to four the bugs, ,"in these," said the old doctor, in- "'Tea" he ordeired- and now, E - .
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strides from the winning post, when a rafter above his head. obtainelir The Liverpool and London their �big coir'sical eyes, that flounder- "I pp 'd Horace in alarm, ' Hamlesting of mangels and turnips'. . _ ...".-7
rimothyls jockey. with what looked He descended to place his prize schools of Tropical Medicines. I will .ed about the bottom of one of the 4,that will ,bring me into the buai- is well advanced. with excellent'. I , . �
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line and no man on the stands could rErsuiviing:the coat he had abandoned' almost identical: . I I were tor. "They'll gimp you a nip, but bringing Hoiace "into the busine'ss" rot is found in the, potato Crop, par- .' ,,;:
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iington, or "I!` for -Grey Timothy. were jet black and -a little bigger that ovierte,pped a wooden paling, a and crumpled little ,box. "There's another Tran in this,' he in dairy cows has -been practically
'The rings were hushed as the lei,sh than the comimon. bouisefly., and 'the little the worse for wear. The house "Have you ever seen a 'box of this said; -'that rin-an' is Fanks- but he is I.ijjed' Algdrra district, reports a
irely. judge) selected the number. � He ,wings, which were folded ovet, the had ,been ,built for comfort rather cl,e,cription?" he Asked. tbo slippers- an eel to attempt to cooc 'yield of potatoes, from 1040 to
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3imitted a whoop of joy. . . I wings are crossed like sciasor- pearance, of being empty, so Dr. of theml,, ' direct to Pinlow's chambers. parwres, but that farmers are find- . ... I �
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they are a native of South Africa, paths; the upper windows, stared had them placed in such a box?" From the .9,roofth way the servant de- they ,have been unable to save their . 3.
CHAPTER XVII but more particularly of East Africa. ,�41,ankly, inn'o'cent of curtaihm; the 'The doctor searched amongst the livered his messag,'e, Brian gathered liarvf-Ft. . I � 11
THE LITTLE MURDERES Somebody has introduced them into windows of the "be,et'l floor were debris on his table and, found a book. that this was not the first time that .
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were speeding Have you got a veterinary hand -book. (Brian picked a way to the front "I hame sent to.the Pasteur histi- Continued next week) LONDON AND WINGHAM r:,
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1.9-ekey. book and Ernest opened it at the checked himself. iRe closed the book. FARM NOTES Wingliam ............. I ..... 1.55 .�
'They pushed, their N�ay through to tropical section. I "Somlebodv has ,been here who "Might I ask the name of the ,pri- ' Bel rave .................. 2.11 "'
Ind the lad shaken but un -hurt, and "Here you are," he ,said, and read: smokes Turkish cigarettes," he said, v,ttr, client?', a8ked Ernest. I., .. Britain- Buys Barley BINth ........... . .......... 2.2S ,
;hen made their way to the horse. "The tsetse 'fly is the CV71se of pointing with his stick to the rain- The old 'man looked at hini fr6rii.. . I I Londesboro, .............. _ 2.30 �
Relay, his head ,stretched out, dead. East Africa. -His sting is fgtal to trodden reamant of such a one. under bent bTOW5. Receipts of •,Canadian ,barley, on the Clinton ........... * ..... ** 3JOS li,
The doctor, who had -followed them, ox, bored or dog. Dr. Koch, in his "True, 0 Gherrlock," , said the doc- "Ordinarily I -would, not tell ye," Briti,-h market for the past five or Brucefield ............ I .... 3.27 . I
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30k. semi-imimu-nity from the bite of this sorts of medical birds came here for prron6unced: it "felly"'-4"is 1--v'ond 1596 tons for the week of August iHengall .............. ..... 3.41 "
,"I can't understand it," Colfer was insect is enjoyed by grey horses, the the by-products of Nature." . suspicion, %was a member of tli� ar- 16; 1240 tons for September 2; 1337 'Exeter .................... 3.55 , �
,aying• flies for some, reason avoiding horses . (Baian knocked at the door, a smart istocracy." . � tons' for September 16*- 1069 toms for . I
-Ernest stooped and looked at the of this color if other horse's. less pro- rat -tat, and the hallow echo of it Sppten"Iher 2.3; and 39� tons for the - , North. . 1�
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seen interested him. He ran his hand That explains it," .said the doctor. ed. for some little time, then Brian ' "Lord Pirllo-w," said the other, nod- - . ., Exeter .................... 10.42 ,,
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animal. . 6ame here," said 113tian grimly. "And "I'm afraid there's ,nobody in," he flnancieT, Mr. Augustus Fanks," I One of the features of the Royal, Brucefield ................. 11.09
"I thought so," be said. "I have wherit I find the brute, that di,�� such said. He had hardly spoken, before "Did they give you any reason- Winter Fai,r again, this .Viasr will be Clin6orl .................... .1
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not in this country." 'I u . the hon.-Pshote pitching chanypionshir,F, Londesboro ............ _-. 12.10 I
A few moments later 'they rejoin- uncarpeted hall, and with a great "Lord Pinlow, as, ndei,stand, is fow all Canada. Iln addition the. fin- Sl.vt.�
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"On the East Coast of Africa," the. "Your tea is quite' undrinkable," bolts the door was opened cautiously' �qaiql tho, other. � . pion -hip foil the county and rural Wing -ham ................. 12.W , � , ,
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fall bad enabled him to ,purchase A Mr. •Callander, waggishly. ed disappointed to discover who his bothered you." . rtlliUral fairs in 19.9i). The Ontario I . . .
practice in London. Only Horace who for sorne reason visitors were. . "Not at all," said the other. He Athletic GommissTon 'N again spore- C. N. R. ..o
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'"Wbat do you think, of it?"' de. had been rendered uncomfortable by "Thought you wor the milkman," was frankly anxious to see the last sor-ineg these corn -petitions anti tithe I `'i
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"I would rather not say for a something ai§ interesting -I'm goinir doan't stand thee'." , . to open. the street door for them. Goderich I .......... 6.45 2.30- 1 . 1:
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of the dead, horse. . "'W'hat a.dTe,a,clful thing!" gasped bolts. "'You'll let me know when owd a,da. has been graebally dvv-lioped
"One theory I will give you," said the -girl. - "Oh, how cruel!" . "Who might thee be wanting to Grve Tims run -ran ager, litho," he and im,proved do'i'ng tht, Period of West. , �,,
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was made to get at Grey Timothy "Mon , strolas!" he stormed. "It is "We wish to see the doctor,'" said up to get ti'n'e o' race." .. brvr(� the .. ..
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and the horse that shared his stable the ino-st villainous thing I have ev- Brian, wo�14ering what sort of man 111 most certainly will," smiled rl-(1z;t of approved varieties of cer- Cbnton . ............ 11.50 9.59 ' C,j
suffen-ed. I want you to keep Time- er heard' of."' I the doctor could be to e(mtpl.oy such Brian. ealf, or pedigreed stock, bie produc- Godvrich ........... 12.10 10.26 , 11
thy away from, Cotter's place for a "But how could the flies have H-acb_ a scarecrow. For he was disreput- "Ruin, old ,bird," was his comment tion of forage crop Reeds, and the
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we n4nt straight back to the stables swayed ba7ekward and. forward, and, was t;ed under his chin, Ire wore a "I've heard alwut him," replied' were producing seed- crop,- subject I East.
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quietly, "and I am going to find out like. I been cleared to allow of the, use a a hour whence the car pulled up before b.a., risen from 'a cent to a cent and Blyth ". ........ Tgag . ,�,�1, ".
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